Sentence examples for dangerous art from inspiring English sources

"I think Plato said that music is the most dangerous art form," Poots said.

And my work is dangerous art - that's why it's so important to me.

"It was very exciting," said Morris, "but remember in the 18th century, theatre is the dangerous art form.

He just shrugs: 'The Christian right had no business attaching themselves to dangerous art in the first instance.

Instead, he lived long enough to turn rock and rhythm and blues into dark, dangerous art, the introverted Id to Jagger's ingratiating Ego.

Under such tyrants as Caligula and Nero, speech making was a dangerous art, and rhetoricians turned to literature, influencing the development of the elaborate and poetical style characteristic of Silver Age prose.

The Armani Show is about commerce and superstardom, and that is dangerous for serious art.

Dangerous because they are bending over backward to call a fashion show serious art.

The subject is guitars, and guitars are the subject of "Dangerous Curves: Art of the Guitar" at the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.

"Dangerous Curves: Art of the Guitar," an exhibit running through Feb. 25, studies the history of guitar design -- the instrument as a work of art -- with a display of 129 guitars of almost every type except the air guitar.

But anyone who goes into Capoeira thinking that is a harmless "dance" does so at their own peril -- it is a dangerous martial art in which one minute your opponent is whimsically flipping on her or his head with a smile on their face, and the next instant aiming a kick you didn't see coming straight for your face.